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16:9 widescreen; 5.1 DOlby Digital surround; 2.0 Dolby Digital; Making of The Final Cut; Production design featurette; Special effets featurette; Commentary with director, Omar Naïm; From Production to Screen; Spanish subtitles; English closed captioning; Deleted scenes; Scene index; Trailers
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1. Don't Look Down [4:35]
2. Main Titles [2:05]
3. The Cutter's Code [4:15]
4. Through Other People's Eyes [4:19]
5. Life Upon Life [5:41]
6. A Great Man [3:39]
7. Rememory Service [4:43]
8. Protestation [3:55]
9. Cutting Bannister [2:08]
10. Finding Louis [4:08]
11. Separating Yourself [4:02]
12. Gun in Hand [2:29]
13. The Sin Eater [4:07]
14. Questions for Isabel [5:15]
15. Boxed Secrets [3:30]
16. The Zoe Implant [5:15]
17. Audio & Video Tattoo [4:13]
18. Lost Footage [:37]
19. Mind Access [4:40]
20. A Great Release [5:08]
21. Closure [3:04]
22. Last Moments [2:51]
23. The Greater Good [3:26]
24. End Credits [1:53]
First-time filmmaker Omar Naim writes and directs the sci-fi drama The Final Cut. Set in the near future, the story concerns a microchip that is capable of recording a person's entire life. Robin Williams plays Alan Hakman, an editor who cuts together the footage to make pleasant movies for funerals. Tormented by his job and his own memories, Alan also has a troubled romantic relationship with bookseller Delilah (Mira Sorvino). While looking through footage for his next project, Alan discovers a man whom he believes is from his own past. Meanwhile, former editor Fletcher (James Caviezel) wants the footage for his own purposes. The Final Cut was shown at the Berlin Film Festival in 2004. Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide